Whether your interior style leans traditional or you've simply created an area of tranquility in your living room, adding a huge, rather ugly television can disrupt the space. So how do you balance pretty interiors and functionality so you can binge watch your favourite Netflix shows?
Luckily, there are lots of ways to make your TV blend into your interiors, or if you'd rather not see it when it's not in use, there are some thoughtful ways to completely hide your TV in plain sight.
How to hide your TV
Disguise your TV as a mirror
An effective way of hiding your TV is to create the illusion that it's a mirror. Particularly in older homes with original fireplaces in the living area, an overmantel mirror is the perfect décor piece, but it might take up the only practical space for your television. There are companies that offer TVs with ornate frames, so when you aren't watching, it transforms into a mirror.
Create a gallery wall with the Samsung Frame TV
Whether your interiors are Scandinavian inspired, antiques-filled or a blend of old and new, a gallery wall suits practically any style. The Samsung Frame TV is a great way to prevent your screen from becoming an eye-sore as it's subtle frame and ability to look like art when it's not being used creates the illusion there is no TV at all!
Opt for a TV lift in a cabinet
If you want to get rid of your TV completely whilst it's not in use, why not invest in a stylish cabinet with a TV lift inside. This nifty device allows you to hide your TV inside the cabinet with the click of a button - plus there's lots of cabinet styles to choose from, so you can pick one that matches your interior style.
Hide your TV in a cupboard
If you have the space, a cabinet is a simple and easy way to hide your TV. Not only does it look clean, but it also provides plenty of storage for your TV accessories and any additional accessories.
Add a moveable cover in a panelled wall
This seamless design by Ben Herzog and Kevin Dumais creates a completely seamless hiding spot for your TV. Hidden behind a feature panelled wall, a secret panel can be listed to reveal you TV, and when you don't want to watch it, it's hidden away. Out of sight, out of mind!
